Topic: Seinfeld

‘Digital Medieval’ Music Star Emmy the Great Gets Style Inspiration from ’90s-Era Claire Danes and Winona Ryder

'Digital Medieval' Music Star Emmy the Great Gets Style Inspiration from '90s-Era Claire Danes and Winona Ryder

The following is a guest post from our friends at Luckymag.com.

Emma-Lee Moss (a.k.a. Emmy the Great) first caught our eye because she’s simply adorable­—and not just because she poses next to a gingerbread house on the cover of her new album Virtue. Her music (she likes to call it “digital medieval”) is pretty and folksy, but not without edge. Kind of like her personal style. More »

Larry David Is Ready For A New Season Of ‘Curb.’ Does This Mean It’s The End?

Larry David Is Ready For A New Season Of 'Curb.' Does This Mean It's The End?

Curb Your Enthusiasm is now in its eighth season, and despite all of the new and noteworthy competition (e.g. Louie, Parks And Recreation & Modern Family), the show is still awesome. Critics are gushing over it, and ratings are higher than expected–”seven-year highs for its first three weeks,” reports Deadline.com. Even Larry David is excited about next season. Which is making us worried. More »

7 Notable TV Crossovers

7 Notable TV Crossovers

When we interviewed Liz Gillies at the Victorious press junket, she mentioned that her show would be doing a crossover with Nickelodeon’s other big earner, iCarly, called iParty with Victorious: “It’s wild and fun, and there’s a really cool guest star.” With the special airing on June 11, Nick just released a behind-the-scenes video of stars Miranda Cosgrove and Victoria Justice, plus their respective casts, performing a mash-up of their theme songs. Yep, they take the idea of a TV crossover very seriously. Oh, and Kenan Thompson is gonna be on it. More »

Food Tube: Happy Chip & Dip Day!

Food Tube: Happy Chip & Dip Day!

While today you have free reign to squeal over furry little puppies, Gothamist points out that it’s also Chip & Dip Day. What better way to celebrate than with another installment of Food Tube, where I find TV shows that reference the food of the moment, with handy recipes. It’s surprising how many series had episodes referencing this handy snack; I tried to make the recipes match up as much as possible while still giving you enough variety of the “chips + dip” equation. More »